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Headlines you may have missed over the holidays

Maybe you were out of town during the holidays. Maybe you just unplugged (like me). To help you catch up, here are some headlines that caught my attention as I sifted through my in-box this morning. What did I miss?

South and West see large gains in latest Census

Illinois population growth lowest in region, Census says

CTA to test train tracker in January

CTA wins grant for bus rapid transit experiment

Business-style planning — a key for hard-pressed metros

‘Doubling up’ in recession-strained quarters

Chicago's transportation infrastructure weakening

Chicago to redevelop U.S. Steel Site on Lakefront

Public workers face outrage as budget crises grow 

The Watchdogs: City water revenues seeping away

Quinn floats $15 billion debt recovery plan

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